Harpagyl Audevard is a harpagophytum-based nutritional supplement for horses with regular or occasional signs of stiffness or locomotor discomfort, and for older horses.
Harpagyl is a feed supplement specifically designed to improve joint comfort and mobility in horses. Whether for sport horses or older horses, this product offers essential support to maintain joint suppleness and freedom of movement. Harpagyl's main active ingredient,harpagophytum, is widely recognized for its beneficial properties on joints, thanks to its high harpagoside content. These natural compounds help relieve signs of stiffness and locomotor discomfort, promoting a return to normal, fluid mobility.
Harpagyl's real strength lies in its ability to provide fast, natural nutritional support. In addition to harpagophytum, this supplement contains plant-derived omega-3s, which play a crucial role in reducing joint inflammation and maintaining healthy joint surfaces. These elements combine to offer a complete solution for horses needing extra support to maintain vitality and mobility.
It's important to emphasize that Harpagyl doesn't just provide temporary comfort. This product is designed to optimize horses' locomotion over the long term, by acting directly on the sources of joint discomfort. The veterinarians involved in the formulation of Harpagyl have implemented rigorous specifications to select the best harpagophytum extracts. Emphasis is placed on ensuring a high harpagoside content, which maximizes the product's efficacy.
In addition to its beneficial effects on joints, Harpagyl stands out for its commitment to the environment. Laboratoires AUDEVARD ensures that natural resources are used in an eco-responsible manner. Each jar of Harpagyl contains titrated harpagophytum, carefully selected to ensure optimum quality. This commitment to sustainability translates into an approach that respects not only the health of horses, but also that of our planet.
In short, Harpagyl is much more than just a feed supplement. It's an invaluable ally for any horse facing mobility problems or stiff joints. Thanks to its unique formulation and high-quality ingredients, Harpagyl helps improve your horse's quality of life, giving him the freedom of movement he deserves. To complement the product's benefits, we recommend combining Harpagyl with a regular maintenance program to maximize results.
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To get the most out of Harpagyl, we recommend you follow these instructions for use: administer one 15g dosette a day to your horse, adding it directly to its daily ration. If necessary, you can double the dose during the first few days of use for a faster effect. Harpagyl can be used continuously or for periods of 1-2 months, depending on your horse's specific needs.
Harpagyl can be used to improve your horse's joint mobility and flexibility. For optimal follow-up, please share your opinion on the effectiveness of this product with our partner Verified Reviews after your purchase.
Precautions for use
As Harpagyl containsharpagophytum, it is essential to suspend its administration at least 48 hours before an official competition, in accordance with current regulations. This product is for veterinary use only and must be kept out of the reach of children. Harpagyl should not be used on pregnant mares. To avoid any risk of positive doping tests, please stop using this feed supplement at least 48 hours before a race.
Harpagyl is formulated with the following ingredients: Harpagophytum Procumbens, Sugar Beet Molasses, Lithothamnion, Medicago Sativa Alfalfa, Inactivated Brewer's Yeast, Linseed, Linseed Oil.
Presentation
The product comes in a 900 g jar, allowing 60 days' use.
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